Using Vim as a Python IDE

Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by baq on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @03:27AM (#13539265)

I use vim via ssh and in tmux everyday. I mostly love it.

But sometimes there are merge conflicts. I've settled for xpra and kdiff3 as the mergetool. I just can't handle the problem without a GUI tool.

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Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by greyman on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @07:26AM (#13540154)

But isn't it still easier to use a proper IDE in the local machine with Linux/Windows/OSX gui and then just git push the code? What advantages does your setup have?

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Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by krakensden on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @10:34AM (#13541460)

Most 'proper' IDEs have no or terrible merge tools.

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Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by greyman on Wednesday February 01, 2017 @03:24PM (#13544729)

And terminal has better such tools?

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Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by baq on Thursday February 02, 2017 @02:48AM (#13548855)

my $WORK issued machine is a windows box and the software i work on is 99% Linux.

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Re:Using Vim as a Python IDE by greyman on Friday February 03, 2017 @03:48AM (#13558624)

I work from home and I voluntarily choosed exactly this setup. Windows desktop and IDE tools are more comfortable, but the "real" software runs on Linux VM.

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